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The Blessed Time Of Life.
BY HATTIE HOWARD.

,Tis not in the golden morning
OF innocence and youth,
When childhood plucks the roses
OF artlessness and truth;
When the heart Is pure and tender
And never has known q care,
Is still unswept by sorrow,
Unriven by dispair.
o these are days remembered
AS passing fair and sweet,
And, void Of adolescence,
Would life be incomplete;
But earthly joys are fieeting
And brushed away like tears,
And seldom leave impressions
To unge maturer years.
IT'S not in Life's meridian,
The brilliant, noontide glow
or these sublime successes
That mortals long to know;
The undisturbed possession
or honors sought and won,
Reward that follows labor
Well ended, we'll begun.
O true. the summer seasons
The brightest Of the year,
And prime of man, or womannoou
held forever dear.
Though darkened oft by shadows
That cloud the fairest brow,
And the storms 10 which the bravest
Reluctantly must bow.
But in that glorious evening
When chastened souls look back
With less regret than gladness
Ger Life's eventful track;
When Friendships bond Is strongest
When ambitions voice IS stilt,
And Hoayen each day nearer,
inspires solemn thrill.
When, to the waning vision,
The mists have cleared away
From the Eden hill Of splendor
Beyond the gates of Day
Othen! existence, frightened
BY expectation rife,
Becomes the happy heyday,
The blessed time Of life.
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TO TIE BISToP.-The Mcdgdm .idc0-
coie makes this Suggestions; very imror-
tant it is to the efficiency Of the Methodist
Superintcndency.
We suggest that the course of Bishop
Walden in making a pro-confcrencn
episcopal visit to New England is wise
one, and well worthy of general imitation
by his colleagues. y general supcrintcn-
thoroughly acquainted with the territory
and working force Of conference oi
which he has charge is hundred fold
more competent to preside at tho con-
ference session with satisfaction both to
himselfand the body than if he comes a
stranger to nearly all.
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What Others Say.
IT. u. prcSGuieTiUn.)

A secular exchange states that Eas-
ter was observed in New York city by
nearly all the Protestant churches.
Our religious exchanges indicate the
same thing. A few years ago this day
was observed by Roman Catholics and
Episcopalians only. The observance
is entirely without the warrant OF
Scripture. The word Easter" occurs
but once in the Bible and ought not to
have been there at all. There is no
difference of opinion among scholars
on this point, and the New Version
gives us the proper translation in the
word passover" The ChrtStiG@ m
der says, the use of the word Easter
"is all outrage" The testimony ofthe
Reformed churches to conform to Inc
practice of the Ronisil church in its
observance of days is IA growing one.
1t is one of the ominous departures
from the simplicity of the gospel. II
is well, in all such cases. to recur TO
the Presbyterian maxim, "What is
not commanded is forbidden"
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Curious Facts from my Memoranda
Book.

l. The South Carolina railroad, from
Charleston to Hamburg, was the first
road that was commenced in this coun-
try with view of using steam instead OF
animal power.
,. That the first locomotive engine
ever built in this country WAS built for
and used on this road.
3. That it was the first road that car
red United States mail.
4. That when completed and ready for
use. which was on the I'd October. 1888,
it was the longest road in the world. We
travelled upon this road in 1880 five miles
in a car rugged with sails and propelled
bv wind at the rate of five or six miles an
hour.--CJIUmbia Record. SNIPES.
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(Jyestcrn Christian .Iolrocuic.)

ADMoNTTION.-Na are most
always promotive of picty: Persons
sometimes throw off restraints when
away from home, and surrender to
perilous neglecls of duty. The Bible
is little read and prayers become few
and short. EXhilarated by new
scenes and surrounded by strange
companions, even the truly pious soul
does not find it quite as e;ssy to be do
vout as when ut home, and the rnr-
suit of pleasure thus becomes in some
cases q means Of partial alienation
from God. There is no sin in u home
among the mountains or q cottage by
the sea, but anything becomes sinful
which is so used as to ALLEVIATE the soul
from God. The Christian pleasure
seeker should be as much a Christian
when seeking pleasure as at any other
time.
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say 81 shall do so and so, and have
this and that" without consulting the
general purse is not all inferior factor
in fostering proper and righteous
pride. We all want to do right; we
want to know the best way of doing
it. Even the small subject of allow
ances, has much well worth our pom
Irrinr
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America is Bound to Shine.

The attention eff the public is called to the
merits of the Universal MISUNDERSTANDING !!
an article recently introduced for the polish
ing of metals from the finest god and silver
TO the toughest brass, copper or tin, rs polish,
come the iavorite with everyone that mas ac-
cnsion to polish metals. Call and get n sam
p!e free Y. i. Speed.
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March %, 1857, Ct
Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL.
COLUMBIA, s. g., April 1st, 1887.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, s. g., April lst 1887.
J. CERTIFY, THAT MIR. a. NJ. AIKEN, OF
Cokcsbury, Agent of the ROCHESTER, GER.
MAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, incor
porated by the State of New York, has com
piled with the acquisitions OF the Act OF the
General Assembly entitled "An Act to regu
late the Agencies of Insurance Companies not
incorporated in the State OF South Carolina.
and l hereby license the said Mr.. a. Nj
AIKEN, Agent aforesaid, 10 take risks and
transact all business of Insurance in this
State. in the County OF Abbcvillc, for and In
behalf of SAID Company.
Expires March 3lSt, lSSS
w. + STONEY,
Comptroller General.
Anril G, 1857, ct
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REPAIR SHOP
AT DONALDSVILLE.

rIVIE UNDERSIGNED HAS RECENTLY
L fitted up his SHOP and Is now prepared
to do almost amy kind of work that nlny be
needed on MILJ.-IRONS or STEAM EN-
GlNES. Ali kinds OF IRON TURNING nice
ly done.
Save delays. freight, and loss of time ly talk
ing your work to
HUGH WILSON, SENIoR.
Donalds, s. G., April @, 1887, If
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We are Sole Agents
Real Estate Broker.

THE undersigned offers his services to the
i citizens of Abboville county In the pur-
chase and sale of real estate.
also represent two reliable Fire Insurance
Companies. j. Il. PAlfS.
Oct. - 1886 If
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The Lowell (Mass.) Citizen says
"Again and again sounds the cry,
.Another good man gone wrong
When, we ask, will the bad men com
mence to do right? ?" A great many
thousand bad men all over the country
begin to do right every week, but such
facts are not reported by the secular
press. 10 find this sort of news one
must read the revival reports i'll the
religious press. And yet some of the
great dailies complain that the religl-
0us press lacks enterprise. Are we to
understand that to give five columns
to the crime and disappearance of q
defaulter, and five lines to q meeting
where conversions are being made, is
enterprise? We prefer to report revi-
walls and omit accounts of crime.
Read our Conference letters and
"Southern Methodist Notes." and IL
will appear that a great many bad
men are doing right.
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We are now showing n very coInplet, stock
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TRY the great electric remedy, electric bit
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The spring time is coming gentle Annie.
Prepare to visit her by fitting yourself up
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Ter. Agent. 5-d
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To the Defendants James c. Litcs, G. Cade:

To the Defendants James C. Litcs, G. Cade:
I OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required to answer the complaint In this nc
tion, which is filed in the Office Of the Clerk of
the Court Of Common Pleas, for the said
County, and to serve q copy of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers at their
office, Abbcville Court House. within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive of the
day Of such service; and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the time Aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply TO the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated March 25, \. D. 1887.
PARKER & MCGOWAN,
Plnintiffs Attorneys.
lL.S.l NJ. G. HElGLER, c. G. p.
To james E.. Lites, absent Defendant:
TAKE NOTICE that the summons In this
case, with copy of complaint, has been filed
in the Office of the Clerk of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas for Abbcvillc county, and that un-
less yon appear and dcmur or answer to said
complaint within twenty days after pubica-
tion of service hereof, Judgment by default
will he entered against you and decree taken
for the relief prayed for.
PARKER & MCGOWAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
March 25, 1857, Ct
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Co&ns at Due West.

TIE undersigned has in store II variety OF
/ COFFlNS of all SIZES AND STYLES.
\ llEAlSE will he furnished when needed.
\. SELDl;N KENNEDY.
April &, lS>7, 12m
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Guaranteed.

Highlands Healing Horse Powder cures
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Marble Works.

(NALL and see our designs and stock on
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ADSTONES AND MONUMENTS.
Our work all first class, in nil details, and
py comparing our Styles, Workmanship, &c..
will be found superior To any OF same kind
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March 23 1857
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Lyosiuh II. Leeds in Banner and Uerdtd)

(Josiuh ". Leeds IN Banner ana Hefdto')
THE CHRISTIAN MINISTRY AND
WAR.-A late number of the Christian
Statesman containsa Il forcible editorial
upon the apathy manifested by the
Christion ministry relative to the sub
iect of peace. The editor believes,
and most assuredly with excellent rea-
son for that belief, that it would not
have been possible for the warsystem
of professedly Christian nations to
have grown rs they have until their
burden has become well-nigh intolera-
BILE, had it not been for the acquies-
cence and even the encouragement OF
those whose lips should have faithful
ly and continuously spoken peace and
good-wi 10 all.
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Get the Best.

IEfARlsANTED for years. The New High
w Arm Davis, Vertical Feed Sewing Ma.
Ahbcvillr county. Write TO me for prices.
sell the New domestic, the New American.
The best Sperm Sewing Machine Oil, Needles,
Sr., for all Machines. | otlcr the best and
cheapest stock OF Furniture. Collins, &c, in
the county. HENRY j. KINARD. AGt,
March 30, 1887, I'm Nincty-SiX =. {.
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GJ. ". Leeds IN Banner ana Herddt'l

TJ. ". Leeds IN Banner and Herdld'I
Isolated as this country is from the
Jealous, warning powers of the Ola
World, and hence peculiarly favored
by its situation, free institutions, and
abundant and varied resources forpur-
suing in peace the even tenor OF its
way, it is lamentable to see what a
little thing may serve, when unreason
and passion have their way. to launch
whole people upon Il course which
must surely bring sin, suffering and
destruction in its train. So it is evil
dent that the utmost favorable sur
roundings arc not potent enough to
keep away strife when the hearts of Il
people are turned away from their
God. The apostle has definitely an
swered the query. "From whence
come wars and tightings?"
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING

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cn In the selection OF these goods and the
styles and prices are not to be beaten by any
one. Their stock Of
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-28

Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance
of AN order oi the Probate Court Of the
County Of Meaghcr. Territory Of Montana,
made on the 10th day Of September, n. ID.
SSi. in the matter of the estate of VIM.
u. Smith. deceased, the undersigned adj
ministrator of the estate of said de-
ceased, will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder. for cash lawful
money "f the United States. on Mon
day. the second day of May, A, u.
1887, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, at the front door
81 the billiard hall known as "Mason's
place." ia the town Of Lewistown, in Fer
gus county. the following property. being
all the property of said estate to-wit:
Lot number I in block p" together
with frame bnilding with canvas roof sit
uated on said lot, and an undivided one
hall interest in the following property: The
mort east one-third Of lot number six and
twelve and two-third feet off 81 the south
west side Of lot number seven, both lots in
block "A, Main street. making "a piece 81
ground twenty six feet front by one hundred
feet deep. according tn the plat of the town
Of Maiden, together with the log building
situated upon the said grouud and hereto-
fore known as the Hunter * Companys
Billiard Hall. All 81 the said property sit
uated in the town Of Maiden, county Of
Fergus, territory of Montana.
Also one billiard table complete: one
pool table complete; six bar-room chairs,
one round table, one two light chandelier,
three side-lamps, two bar lamps, one chain
lamp, four bar bottles, three fancy hotties,
fourteen whisky, four champagne and four
lemonade glasses, two sets of poker chips
(about 1907 one sugar bowl (silver top,)
two mirrors.
:. q. SHAMELESS.
Administrators Of the estate of William
u. smith. decreased.
Dated M Lowi-to-n. tbis 18th day Of
Aprii. MI
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said: "Those road agents have killed Nick
aud III tell you what propose To- do.
helped organize the vigilance committee in
California. and am going To DO the same
here. aud will make il hot for them before
die"
The lights Of Nevada were now in sight
aud like the guns, ! will never forget them.
for they looked a. bright they we're vel
come that night.
NJ, supposition was correct. Ives and
Bill took the road and reached Nevada
ahead OF u-. \ few days after someone
came to my cabin and told me there was n
dead man in "A wagon ON tn, streets. who
had been found on the ~tinkin. Water. On
going to see him recognized him as poor
Nick. with a bullet hole in the back oi his
head. Y. Beidler came up aud also reco.-
nized him. taking pocket kniir from his
pocket that he had given him n year prev
Gus in Colorado. lie had been shot in the
back two road agents Tipping hall dol
lar To see who should commit the bloody
deed, and all for the paltiy sum Of $500,
which Nick had with him, aud the three
mules.
went in search 81 clark, who came back
with me. As he stood watching the li!cless
body of poor Nick, with tears ia his eyes,
he said Billy. told you they had killed
him, and he shall DE avenged Then il
was that y. Beidler. Cincinnatus Ike, drop
ped the implements 81 mining aud should
cred his shot gun, which he never laid down
until the las. Of this ncfarious gang had
been brought to Justice.
Clark was us brave n man ever
breat hcd; and manya mile he has followed
the road agents through coldand SHOW
bra wing the severcst weather. with but n
few saddle blankets for n bed and his sad
die for pillow for his old gray head, in
verifying his words to Ives at Dempsey
ranch, that H. would avenge Nick's death.
God bless him. is the prayer ~ AN old
timer. Tor what he did in Kidding the coun-
try 81 the worst gang Of cut-throats that
ever lived.
The night before Ives was hung. ] WAS in
the store where he was being guarded, and
bought a can Of oysters aud asked him to
help me eat them. lie replied that his ap-
petite WAS not good. answered that it
was probably as good rs mine the night
left Pete Dailcy's without my supper.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-28

rSOTICE---Timber Culture.
L. :. L,sp Office. HELENA. NJ. T.,
March l6 lSS.

Us. L,Sp Office HELENA. N. T.,
March III. lsS7.
Complaint having been entered at this
office by Hugh Green against John :.
Atchi-on. for failure IT, comply with law rs
to timber culture entry M lio3. dated
September q. issi. upon the :! SEA and
lots !. .. 3 and g. Sec. "a til. III north,
range ~ east. in Fergus county. Montana.
with view to- the cancellation ut said en-
try; contestant alleging that the claimant
has failed To- break ~ rau-ed to he broken.
five acres. N required by law the frs;
wear, or al any tia- since. and has wholly
ihilei to comply with the fimfer-cI!ture
laws up Ia the present time. The sail lar
ties are hereby summoned Ia appear ~ this
Office "n the ~ h day of May. iss.. at 10
% clock, n m. Ia re>p"ni AMI furnish tes-
timony 'nrrrning said ALLEGED failure. said
testimony io he taken before =. \. Mar
low, notary public. at iii, office on the
l2ih day ct May. lSs..
S.W LANaIIoESr. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-28
Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA NJ. r.,

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA NJ r.,
March IL. 1ss7.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his in,en-
ton to make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Probate Judge Of Fergus county,
Montana. at Lewistown, NJ. r., on May 5th.
1857, viz:
Ezra Gaver,
who made homestead application M.
1850, for the W. SWI, See. IL. ia Sci
See. ~, township IL north. range ~ east.
lie names the following Witnesses Ia
prove his continuous residence upon. aud
cultivation of, said land. viz: Edward
W. Pagel, John Cockburn. Christopher &.
David and Frank y. Wright, all OF Utica,
Montana.
:. W. LANGHo.SE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-28
Notice Of Final Entry.

L,sD orFicr IT HELEN. MONTANA,
April n, ls-5
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has flied notice of HE intention 10 make
hna proof in -urp"rt Of his claim. aisd that sai'i
rroof will h. made before ia. Probate Judge OF
Fcrgus County. Montana Territory. at Lewis
town. Mt, ON My eth. is>7. viz;
John l.. WridcMsan.
who made h"n.e-iead Application No. 2-s7. for the
H. Nwi4. -.c ~, Ski, ~ =. swi,. SEA. See.
I. ~. ~ north range ~ EAST.
names the Ioil"~ing witnesses to prove hi
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation of.
said land, viz; samuel Phillips. Robert sulin-
ger. John l.. ta.gg aud Christian Hansen, all OF
L'wisioNn, Manisna.
:. ". LAN.uogSE. Register.
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Notice of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. N. r.,
March igth. 1851.
Notice IL hereby given that the folowi ng named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will he made before the Judge Of the Fourth
Judicial District Court in and for Fergus county
Montana or in his absence before the clerk Of
said court. at Lswistown, Montana. On April
:aHh, Isl viz:
Robert =. Ayres,
who made home stead application No. 2110, for the
NJ Sc !. NEi4 Swi.. SCI. NE,.. Sec. J. Tp. II
north I'll range ~ east.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and ultivation Of
said land, viz: James A. Porter, Clarence NJ
t;oadeli How ard Baird aud Richard A. Jciii>on
III OF Philhrook, Fergus county, Montana.
s. W. g.ANGHORNE. Register
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Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. N. T.,
March tpb 1s~-

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. N. TIL
March 18Th. ls>7. !
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
final proof in support of his claim and hat saidruo:
will he made before the Honorable Judge Of the
Fourth Judicial District Court In and Tor Fergus
County, or in his a',>ence before the flerk at said
Court, NJ Lswistoan, NJ. T., on April 18th.
1857. viz:
Richard ". Noble.
who made homestead application No 2sso. for the
NE4 sE4, Wa Sell. Me-. sWl,. See. :. TIP.
II n. X. - eat.
lie names the foliowin witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land. viz: Patrick II. Shields Philip II.
Lang. George Ho~asI and John !. Weiemai, all
Of Lewistown, Fergus county, Montana
:. W. LASGnoRSE Register.
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Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE At HELENA. MosrNVA. 1.
Marl.h -. l-sl

LAND OFFICE At HELENA. MoSr,NA,
March ~. 1857.
Notice il hereby gwen that the following
named settler has flied notice If his inten-
tion to- make final prb"f ia support of his
claim. and that said proof viii b. made
h-iorc the PrnhairJui.,- Fergus County.
Montana. al I,wisiown, VI. T on May Il.
is-7, yiz
Granville stuart.
who mad. homestead application No.
Bio for the lot , See and W. NE.. NWt
SEt. See. Il. TT. ~ north. range II east.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation Of said land, viz Rem
Anderson and Edward Skrukefcrd. Of fori
Na,iuni~. Mont. William II. Kelly and
Daniel Crowley. nf iewi-tuwn. Mint.
:. ". IAS.HoR>E, Register.
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